James Guyette

Propane retailers urged to avoid complacency with next year’s volumes following a mild winter heating season. Read more»

Climate calamities more so than propane fundamentals are forcing retailers to expect the unexpected this winter. Read more»

Training, education and planning are being credited for smoother deliveries and suitable supply during the winter of 2022-23. Read more»

With winter approaching, propane retailers elevate heating season marketing strategies amid domestic and global influences. Read more»

The U.S. propane market saw a steady heating season, but uncertainty surrounding the war in Ukraine has added volatility to the global LPG market. Read more»

This winter, propane companies are planning ahead to ease fears of price spikes and supply shortages, among other factors. Read more»

Marshall Excelsior Co. has deployed a customized van to take its sales presentations direct to the customer base for in-person discussions. Read more»

Propane generators can ease power outage anxieties by producing a reliable energy supply when the nation’s antiquated electrical grid stalls. Read more»

Propane marketers are being advised to order customer-bound propane tanks as soon as possible due to a shortage of steel and other key commodities. Read more»

Propane came to the rescue for many residents during a winter marked by the COVID-19 pandemic and extreme weather events. Read more»